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Nov 11, 2024

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Nov 11, 2024

Effective Storyboarding for Consulting Presentations

Effective Storyboarding for Consulting Presentations

Effective Storyboarding for Consulting Presentations

Stephanie Goldman

Stephanie Goldman

Stephanie Goldman

Founder at Gridlines

Founder at Gridlines

Table of Contents

Slide/Graphic Title: "Effective Storyboarding for Consulting Presentations"

Layout Structure:

  1. Title Section: At the top, the slide title should clearly state the topic.

  2. Central Visual: Use an infographic-style layout with a flowchart or checklist structure to represent each step in the storyboarding process.

  3. Key Steps with Minimal Text: Each step should have a concise label and a short description to maintain clarity and readability.

Suggested Content for the Slide:

Title

  • Effective Storyboarding for Consulting Presentations

Core Sections and Visual Ideas:

  1. PurposeWhy Storyboarding Matters:

    • Brief Description: "Establishes the presentation flow, ensuring clarity and coherence."

    • Visual: Icon of a blueprint or roadmap.

  2. Step-by-Step Process:

    • Define Core MessageWhat’s the main takeaway?

      • Visual: Icon of a speech bubble or target to symbolize focus.

    • Identify Key SectionsBreak down content into main themes

      • Visual: Folder icon or 3-column structure to represent high-level organization.

    • Outline Slide Titles as NarrativeAction titles tell the story

      • Visual: Bullet list icon or stack of papers to signify slide flow.

    • Map Supporting PointsKey data and visuals for each slide

      • Visual: Icon of a data chart or checklist.

    • Use a 2-Column TemplateTitle and content for each slide

      • Visual: Simple table or dual column icon.

    • Refine for FlowEliminate redundancies and add transitions

      • Visual: Arrows between boxes to indicate smooth flow.

  3. Finalize and Review:

    • Get FeedbackCheck clarity and coherence

    • Lock Down Before DesignConfirm order before moving to visuals

      • Visual: Checkmark icon to symbolize finalization.

Bottom Section:

  • Tips (Optional, summarized as bullet points):

    • “Use simple tools like sticky notes or templates.”

    • “Focus on the story, not design.”

    • “Timebox your storyboarding process.”

About the Author

Stephanie Goldman

Stephanie Goldman

Founder at Gridlines

Stephanie Goldman is the founder of Gridlines, a company dedicated to building strategic financial models and tools for businesses to achieve clarity and precision in financial planning. With a strong background in financial analysis and business strategy, Stephanie has a deep understanding of how structured financial models can empower organizations to make informed decisions. She founded Gridlines to bridge the gap between complex financial data and actionable insights, focusing on providing robust frameworks that support businesses in managing growth and achieving financial goals.

Stephanie Goldman is the founder of Gridlines, a company dedicated to building strategic financial models and tools for businesses to achieve clarity and precision in financial planning. With a strong background in financial analysis and business strategy, Stephanie has a deep understanding of how structured financial models can empower organizations to make informed decisions. She founded Gridlines to bridge the gap between complex financial data and actionable insights, focusing on providing robust frameworks that support businesses in managing growth and achieving financial goals.

Stephanie Goldman is the founder of Gridlines, a company dedicated to building strategic financial models and tools for businesses to achieve clarity and precision in financial planning. With a strong background in financial analysis and business strategy, Stephanie has a deep understanding of how structured financial models can empower organizations to make informed decisions. She founded Gridlines to bridge the gap between complex financial data and actionable insights, focusing on providing robust frameworks that support businesses in managing growth and achieving financial goals.

Boosting analyst efficiency by automating document analysis and slide creation for investment banks

Product

AI-Powered slide creation

Data validation

Use Cases

Pitch book creation

CIM development

Client presentations

Ad hoc materials

Due diligence analysis

Market updates

Industries

Investment Banking

Private Equity

Consulting

Company

About Us

Careers

Gridlines, Inc. © 2024. All rights reserved

Boosting analyst efficiency by automating document analysis and slide creation for investment banks

Product

AI-Powered slide creation

Data validation

Use Cases

Pitch book creation

CIM development

Client presentations

Ad hoc materials

Due diligence analysis

Market updates

Industries

Investment Banking

Private Equity

Consulting

Company

About Us

Careers

Gridlines, Inc. © 2024. All rights reserved

Boosting analyst efficiency by automating document analysis and slide creation for investment banks

Product

AI-Powered slide creation

Data validation

Use Cases

Pitch book creation

CIM development

Client presentations

Ad hoc materials

Due diligence analysis

Market updates

Industries

Investment Banking

Private Equity

Consulting

Company

About Us

Careers

Gridlines, Inc. © 2024. All rights reserved